I found a fix, but I'm still not sure why this happens, is it a bug or a
feature?
On the second graph, include the line
set grid front noytics nomytics noxtics nomxtics
and you can see all text and tics but you have no grid (which is what I
want).
Patrik.Br. wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I want to set a background color using a rectangle object. I also want to
> plot a small graph inside the bigger one. When I do this all text in the
> inserted graph seems to hide behind the background rectangle, unless I
> specify a grid in the first graph and set it to front. A small working
> example below. Is this a bug or can I bring all text to front without also
> bringing the grid to front?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> # Set terminal properties
> set terminal epslatex color standalone size 13cm, 9cm 'default' 10 header
> '\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}'
> set output 'testBug.tex'
>
> set multiplot
>
> # Background
> set object 1 rect from graph 0,graph 0 to graph 1,graph 1 fc rgb "#ABCDEF"
> fs solid 1.0 noborder behind
>
> # This is the crux. If I use 'set grid front' all text is visible
> set grid
> # set grid front
>
> plot [-2:2] sin(x) notitle
>
> # Second graph
> set tmargin 0; set bmargin 0; set rmargin 0; set lmargin 0
> set size 0.15
> set origin 0.3,0.325
> set xlabel '$\theta$'
> plot [-2:2] cos(x) notitle
> unset multiplot
>
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